Repatriant Case Study
An immigration services marketing case study: website, Meta and Google Ads, analytics, lead qualification, results, and lessons from a two-month launch.
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Tag: Website Development
Design and development of modern, responsive, and SEO-optimized websites built to support business growth.
How long it takes to build a website / Captain’s log, entry 32
Stardate: 26169.9 A quick note for context: if you’re B2B, like we are, a website earns its keep when it works as a clean presentation point and a reliable lead-gen hub.I got to that the long way round: Anyway, Codex + GitHub version control is a different universe in terms of effectiveness.I learned git in […]
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WordPress Built Faster Than Tilda
Year: 6, Month: 10, Week: 4, Day: 1 This Tale is about speed that became possible only recently: a WordPress site built in five days to ~90% readiness. A couple of years ago, that speed would have required a full dev team. We needed a site in the legal/migration niche, built for growth, scaling, SEO, […]
Read moreMe × ChatGPT × the Market: 251 Days of Negotiations, Fights, and Ceasefires
Quick preface: when I started, the Codex AI Agent (code-writing agent) didn’t exist yet. And even when it appeared, it took me a while to truly “get it.” These days I do the same kind of work about 10× faster, and it usually takes me around 1–2 weeks. Still, the longer path you’ll read below […]
Read moreClients Got Lucky With Us (With Me). A One-Act Play
The client decided the website should be built with other contractors. I get it. Even with our (or my) stronger skills in AI tools and site-building, a dedicated web designer will often be better. They can use AI too, and so on. BUT! THE PROBLEM ISN’T HARD SKILLS. 🙂 It never is. The point is […]
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1,300–2,000 RUB purchases from test
Promoting a ceramic artist via Instagram + site.digital (a Russian “website builder / landing platform” ecosystem) This case happened before I, as the owner and founder, started building an actual team. Back then I only had an assistant, Natasha, and a designer I knew — Varya. There was no “us”. Still, I’ll present it as […]
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